Trane Air Conditioners

Fully Authorized Trane Installers
The ATEL Air technical team have all received special training on the best installation procedures for Trane air conditioners.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
You’ll not only be thrilled with our service, but if the same part fails again within 2 years we’ll fix it for free.
Up Front Pricing
No surprise fees. You’ll know the total cost of the installation before the work begins.

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Unmatched Comfort with Trane Air Conditioners

At ATEL Air, we proudly install Trane air conditioners, a brand renowned across North America for award-winning quality and advanced comfort solutions. Our technicians undergo exclusive training on the latest Trane technology, ensuring you get the best installation and peak performance.

Unlike many brands, Trane places a strong emphasis on innovation. Their air conditioners are engineered to deliver consistent cooling even in extreme temperatures, all while maintaining energy efficiency. And with our expertise in installation, you can count on your Trane unit to perform at its best for years to come, delivering comfort that lasts.

Beyond just cooling, a properly installed Trane unit reduces energy costs, maintains a quieter operation, and can extend your unit’s lifespan.

Easy Financing

Upgrade to a dependable, energy-efficient Air Conditioner with up to 100% financing.

Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly payments and interest rates that are typically lower than most credit cards.

Why Choose Financing?

  • Fast, Easy Approval
  • Flexible Payment Plans
  • No down payment required.
  • Convenient deductions from bank or credit card
  • Terms of up to 12 years
  • Open loan: pay off anytime

How It Works

Initial Consultation and Assessment
Our technicians thoroughly evaluate your home’s cooling needs and perform detailed heat gain/loss calculations to determine the required cooling capacity.
System Design and Selection
Based on our assessment, we help you select the ideal air conditioning solution—whether it’s a central AC, ductless system, or heat pump—tailored to fit your home’s design and budget.
Professional Installation
Our team professionally installs your air conditioning system, expertly handling all ductwork, electrical connections, and configuration with care.
Ongoing Maintenance
To keep your cooling system running efficiently, we offer tailored maintenance plans and full-service repairs, including annual inspections and cleanings that help extend your system’s lifespan.

Frequently asked Questions

How do I know what size air conditioner unit is right for my home?

The best way to know what size air conditioner you need is to hire a licensed technician who can perform heat load calculations. These calculations consider your home’s square footage, insulation, number and type of windows, ceiling height, and sun exposure. With this assessment, the team at ATEL Air will pair you with an AC unit that matches your home’s specific cooling needs.

Can I finance my new air conditioning system?

ATEL Air offers financing options with low monthly payments and competitive interest rates, making it easier to afford central AC, a ductless system or an air source heat pump.

Should I consider a heat pump instead of an air conditioner?

A heat pump is an excellent alternative to a standard air conditioner. While both systems provide cooling in the summer, a heat pump has the added benefit of heating your home in winter, making it a versatile, all-in-one solution. Modern heat pumps are highly energy-efficient and effective in various climates, including colder regions, where they perform well in low temperatures.

What’s the difference between a standard air conditioner and a ductless system?

A standard air conditioner uses ductwork to cool the entire home, while a ductless system (or mini-split) delivers air directly through wall-mounted units. Ductless systems work well in homes without ducts or for cooling specific rooms independently, offering flexibility and often better energy efficiency. Traditional AC units are generally better for homes with ductwork, where consistent cooling across multiple rooms is preferred.